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locomotives breathing beneath vaulted iron the way pilgrims once knelt under stone
when the Confederacy's chief soldier became a college president and a marble idea forming itself in real time
A campaign portrait of the Great Compromiser in the year his third bid for the presidency faltered against Polk and the gathering tide of annexation — Clay rendered in the steady gravity of Whig lithography
A bird's-eye lithograph in the civic idiom of the late Gilded Age — every church spire and rail siding accounted for
a war counted in men confined
Death of Tecumseh, Battle of the Thames, Oct 18 1813 (1846) Frame Style:Verdigris Frame locomotives breathing beneath vaulted ironDeath of Tecumseh, Battle of the Thames, Oct 18 1813 (1846) a mid century lithograph reaching back three decades to fix the Shawnee confederacy's last stand in the Upper Canadian mud, the moment the pan Indian alliance died with its architect and the frontier shifted irrevocably westward. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical
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